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Melbourne has some top food and wine festivals to offer people, whether you are visiting or live in Victoria. See some great food and wine festivals happening below.

A taste Of Slow

Showcasing Victoria's culture of fine food, wine and produce, this event is inspired by the philosophies of slow food movement. Happens at various venues and around Melbourne and regional Victoria.

www.atasteofslow.com.au or phone (03) 98236100

Melbourne Food and Wine Festival March

I festival that celebrates all this is on offer in Food and Wine, the festival includes special offers from restaurants around town, events with celebbrity chefs and the worlds longest lunch. Happens at various venues and around melbourne and regional Victoria.

www.melbournefoodandwine.com.au or phone (03) 98236100

Spring harvest Picnic at Werribee Park November

Food and wine producers from all over Victoria gather in the grounds the showcase and sell there fare.

www.harvestpicnic.com.au or phone (03)9555 0253

Melbourne offers an exemplary quality of restaurants for your added experience while visiting Melbourne. Whether it is in the heart of the CBD or any of the surrounding precincts, eating out is an important part of Melboune life. A truly multicultural city, the many backgrounds and nationalities of Melburnians are reflected in the array of cruisines on offer with the quality secound to none.

If you are visiting Melbourne try booking a restaurant ahead it will add to the excitment of your trip, and make it easier when you get there, have already planned your a food experience ahead of time.

The Locals Suggest:

Nudel bar

Dur-e dara's resturant offer everything from Pasta through to laksa.

76 Bourke St, City.

Phone (03)9662 9100

Vue de Monde

This Stylish restaurant has fast become a Melboune institution.

430 Little Collins Street, City.

www.vuedumonde.com.au

Phone (03) 9691 3888

Stokehouse

Great views, great food and great service.

30 Jacka Blvd, St Kilda.

www.stokehouse.com.au

Phone (03) 9525 5555

To book your Accommodation in Mebourne direct visit www.accommodationgateway.com.au

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Sydney has one of the most vibrant and spectacular Harbours in the world. Sydney is most recognisable from the distinct Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Apart from these major attractions Sydney is full of things to do and places to go. There are many cultural pockets to Sydney with an array of ethnic groups that contribute to Sydney's social scene.

The suburbs stretch 20 km North and South. The Western suburbs stretch 50km to the foothills of the Blue Mountains. With so much do I suggest you visit the excellent Sydney Visitors Center,at 106 George Street; the Rocks open 9.00am to 6.00pm daily. Darling Harbour also has a visitors centre, next to the IMAX Theatre.

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You will find first class restaurants in Sydney with world class standards. At night Sydney's also boost abundant nightlife for the serious part goers. There are also many beaches north and south and many patrolled beaches. Sydney offers so much for the travel enthusiast, will so much to do, so plan to stay longer than a weekend.

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